EnviroUtilite's Solar Trackers Reach Colleges and Universities

June 25, 2012 - PRLog -- Enviroutilite, the solar development company who owns the solar system on the Westfield Library has recently expanded with the distribution of Degar Energy solar trackers. The Westfield Library won the prestigious 2011 American in Bloom Award in October.
The  socially and community focused business whose  planning and operation is committed to the evolution of solar technology updates the system’s equipment  which is unique to Enviroutilite’s mission.  Updating the system’s equipment is distinguishes it from other solar companies which is  a key component to Enviroutilite’s mission.
“We could not be more thrilled that the Westfield Library was the recipient of the 2011 American Bloom Award” said Shelley Weinstein, CEO of Enviroutilite. “Every project is on the cutting edge of technology allowing us to adapt as the industry grows.”
Westfield was judged on eight criteria: tidiness, community involvement, environmental awareness, heritage, urban forestry, landscape, floral displays, and turf and groundcovers across three sectors: municipal, residential, and commercial.
Recently the company expanded with the distribution of Degar Energy solar trackers.  The trackers are much like a garden sunflower moving with the sun throughout the course of the day.  The simple but brilliant principal optimizes the efficiency of solar energy systems compared with fixed installations.
Weinstein enthusiastically said “The higher efficiency with intelligent tracking and design is a genuine leap in a system’s efficiency.”